Ask, Believe, ReceivePidi, Kere, Ricibi
Dicidi
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The Ladies
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Palabra Bunita & Bow
This piece is a combination of two poems, one in Papiamento and one in English. "Palabra Bunita" (beautiful word) features in my second book while "Bow" is planned to be included in my upcoming book. Dim lights Embed Embed this video on your site
Compronde mi Rubiano
Written for the National Anthem and Flag day of Aruba, this poem addresses the heart and history of the Aruban culture. "Compronde mi Rubiano" (Understand me Aruban) calls out to all the citizens of the island to implement the wisdom we were born from and utilize the pure water and divine sand we live by.
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Originally written for the opening act of Love & Light Foundation's DVD "The Secret Meets Aruba," this piece aims to address the questions and concerns raised after the spiritual phenomenon of "The Secret" has been revealed. I have had the pleasure of performing this act in various longer variations in Aruba and Curaçao since 2007. In this shorter version, I am accompanied by gifted artist Crisèn Schorea from Curaçao.
Inspired by the World Theater Day Message of 2006, this poem expresses Theater's urge for the public to "dicidi" (decide) its' fate once and for all: "Boso kier pa mi ta arte of boso kier pa mi ta cobarde?" (Do you want me to be art or do you want me to be a coward?). By breaking the frame that society so carefully dressed art into, theater takes its destiny back with a sword, inviting the public to let art lead with the truth: "Mi kier pa boso realisa mi poder, teatro mi ta y arte mi ta y ta keda produci, ami a dicidi!" (I want everyone to realize my power, I am theater and art is and will always be my production, I have decided!).
